"The more things a man is ashamed of, the more respectable he is," (George Bernard Shaw).
Ponder these questions:
(Let your pondering connect the dots to works of literature we studied in class this year)
Why do we, individuals, experience such a feeling of shame? Are there things that are appropriate to feel shame for? Who has the most power to impose shame?
"Covering Shame"
By Ali Cavanaugh
Posted in addition to her 15'' X 20'' water color painting on her blog on Friday, August 25th, 2006:
"shamen. a painful feeling of guilt for improper behavior
it took me years to escape feelings of shame
the hardest thing was when i realized
that i had no improper behavior to feel shameful for
so where did the undue shame come from?"
(Let your pondering connect the dots to works of literature we studied in class this year)
Why do we, individuals, experience such a feeling of shame? Are there things that are appropriate to feel shame for? Who has the most power to impose shame?
By Ali Cavanaugh
Posted in addition to her 15'' X 20'' water color painting on her blog on Friday, August 25th, 2006:
"shame n. a painful feeling of guilt for improper behavior
it took me years to escape feelings of shame
the hardest thing was when i realized
that i had no improper behavior to feel shameful for
so where did the undue shame come from?"
Can I get back to the beginning?
Deja Vu
Yes... I'm really connecting this to something
Carry on Wayward Son!